09/03/2011
How much choice do we really get as NHS patients? A health watchdog is warning that patients are being denied choice for routine surgery. And Vietnam's solution to web addiction.
How much choice do we really get as NHS patients? A health watchdog is warning that patients are being denied choice for routine surgery.
Professor Peter Shears answers more of your queries about rights when shopping online.
Vietnam's government has a blunt solution to the problem of teenagers spending too long online. They have ordered service providers to block access to popular games websites after 10pm.
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Special Educational Needs
Government proposes overhaul of the system that assists children with special educational needs
Duration: 09:09
Kaupthing
The Serious Fraud Office confirms arrests in its investigation into the collapse of the Icelandic Bank Kaupthing
Duration: 03:28
Daily Star reporter resigns
Richard Peppiatt claims the paper has been anti-Muslim in some of its stories.
Duration: 07:43
Vietnam ban on computer games
A novel - and blunt - approach to children who spend too long playing online - an overnight ban on games websites.
Duration: 04:59
Food banks
Hundreds are popping up around the UK to feed people coping with redundancy and high inflation
Duration: 09:41
Patient choice
How much choice do NHS patients really get?
Duration: 43:04
Online shopping and your rights
Always read the small print!
Duration: 11:11
Broadcasts
- Wed 9 Mar 2011 12:00大象传媒 Radio 4 FM
- Wed 9 Mar 2011 12:04大象传媒 Radio 4 LW